Wednesday Alpha Chi Omega Luncheon at Colon Bridge
Community events note Alpha Chi Omega luncheon for wives of education faculty at the Alpha Omicron Pi house. Thursday features Scotch foursomes at the Country Club followed by dinner and putting. Also reported are visits, raffles, and upcoming club meetings across Lawrence. Though the text is fragmentary, it lists social gatherings, anniversaries, and local club activity including golf and bridge results.
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Alpha Omicron PI House
Amy's Foolish Love and Precious Duce Insight
A clipped humorous reflection on love stressing Amy's folly about a man. The piece warns that love is like a duce that loses value when it is too pretty and too easy to obtain, implying tenderness should be earned rather than instantly grasped.
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Publishers Syndicate
Travelers Describe Colorado Trip From Manitou To Estes Park
The account follows a group touring Colorado from Manitou to Estes Park via Riverside Inn and Bear Lake. They meet locals from Lawrence and Ottawa and note road scenery, inns, and a bread truck accident. The narrative covers hotel visits, summer cottages, and plans to continue to Salt Lake City and Yellowstone.
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Lawrence
Manitou
Lyons
Colo
Estes Park
Warner
Ottawa
Puls
Bear Lake
National Park
Bob
Salt Lake City
Yellowstone
Black Hills
8. D
Scottsbluff, Neb
Local Personalities Headed for Summer Travel and Jobs
Mrs F C Allen and daughters Jane and Eleanor depart for New York City with stopovers in Louisville to visit Mrs L P Hamilton. They will summer in the East and return to Lawrence in August. Miss Mary E Kiene leaves for Boston to begin a year as dietitian intern at Massachusetts General. Mrs Noble P Sherwood Jr of Dallas visits Sherwoods then heads to Horton to visit relatives. Jean Lee Aszman will study at Western College in September. L E Blair and Marjorie Amrein take a three week Yellowstone trip. E W Parsons heads to a BerryvilleArk farm. Albert B Martin and daughter Carolyn spend weekend at Excelsior Springs with Dessa Bush. Helen Gardner visits Topeka family. C F O Bryans move to 1321 Tennessee Street with children Edward Justin and Sara Louise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. C. Allen
Jane
Eleanor
New York City
Louisville
Massachusetts General Hospital
Chicago
Buffalo
Niagara
Mary Louise Beltz
Chautaqua Lake
Noble P. Sherwood, Jr
Dallas
Tex
N. P. Sherwood
Horton
Marjorie Amrein
Kansas City
Kan
Yellowstone National Park
E. W. Parsons
Berryville
Ark
Albert B. Martin
Carolyn
Dessa Bush
Excelsior Springs
Helen Gardner
Topeka
Married couples receive licenses at courthouse
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday at the courthouse to George C. Near of Casper Wyoming and Zoe B. Pucka of Lawrence Kansas, and to John L. Tichenor of Napton Missouri and Nellie L. Morris of Marshall Missouri. Both couples expect to marry by Rev. Robert Hunt.
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Court House
George C. Near
Casper
Wyo
Zoe B. Pucka
Lawrence
John L. Tichenor
Napton
Nellie L. Morris
Arshall
Robert Hunt
Wife Sues for Divorce in District Court
Gladys Mae Kennedy files suit in district court for divorce from John Leslie Kennedy. The complaint seeks dissolution of marriage and related relief.
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Gladys Mae Kennedy
John Leslie Kennedy
Promotions in Faculty at K. U. Business School
Three K U business school graduates promoted to instructor ranks and three graduates named as assistant instructors for September. Jerome Kesselman, class of 1936, promoted after spring 1937. Lloyd Faust, Phi Beta Kappa, 1936 graduate of Oregon, to master’s at George Washington. New assistants are Challis Hall Lawrence Loren McCormack Bayard and Frank Hubert Roberts Larned. McCormack and Roberts were Summerfield scholars. all three joined Beta Gamma Sigma. Indian reservation in Texas near Livingston noted.
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School of Business
K. U
Jerome Kesselman
Lloyd Faust
University of Oregon
George Washington University
Washington, D. C
Challis Hall
Lawrence
Loren McCormack
Bayard
Frank Hubert. Roberts
Larned
McCormack
Roberts
Summerfield
Beta Gamma Sigma
Oklahoma Educator to Speak at KU Forum
Dr. Ellsworth Collings dean of education at the University of Oklahoma will address the KU education forum tonight at 7 in the Memorial Union men's lounge. His talk titled The Teacher Moves From the Old to the New in Education draws on his rural school experience in McDonald county Missouri and his book Experiment with a Project Curriculum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellsworth Collings
College of Education
University of Oklahoma
Memorial Union
K. U
Dog Show Committee Includes W B Dalton at Topeka
W B Dalton owner of the Dread Kennels serves on the committee planning a two day dog show linked to the Kansas Free fair in Topeka. The event is sponsored by the Jayhawk Kennel Club and will be licensed by the state.
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Patty Carlos
Suzanna Logsdon
Jeanette Perkins
Colonial Tea Room
Louise Wiedemann
Helen Evans
University of Kansas
Haydn
Alps
Bohm
Cccessese
Jeanette Pekins
Hiene Evans
la Donna
Patty Au
Shubert
Susanna Logsdon
W. B. Dalton
Topeka
Jayhawk Kennel Club
The
Scientists Get Sunburned on Grand Canyon Expedition
Two women scientists Elzada Clover and Lois Jotter from the University of Michigan sought cosmetics for sunburned faces after landing in Grand Canyon Arizona following an 80 mile float from Lees Ferry. The Norman Nevills expedition included four men and two women gathering flora specimens along the Green River Utah Lake Mead trip. A separate note reports National Guard Sergeant Harry Ziegler accidentally shot Sergeant Andrew Wallace in an armory. Wallace died today.
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Grand Canyon
Ariz
Colorado
Norman Nevills
Lees Ferry
Elzada Clover
University of Michigan
Lois Jotter
Green River
Utah-Lake Mead
Philadelphia
National Guard
Harry Ziegler
Andrew Wallace
Wallace
Education Office counts teachers by level in 1933 34
The U S Office of Education reports 1933 34 figures: about 680000 elementary teachers 250000 secondary teachers and 90000 college teachers.
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U. S. Office of Education
Country Club Ends Orville Stone’s Pro Tenure
Orville Stone’s 19 year association with the Lawrence Country Club ends today after his termination as club professional. The board of directors will appoint a successor soon after Stone, who joined the club in 1919 as a caddy and later served as greens keeper, has not stated future plans. He has been the club pro since October 1930.
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Orville Stone
Lawrence Country Club
Stone
Reverend Richards to Speak in Lawrence for Ratner Candidacy
Former First Christian Church pastor and Kansas state senator C A Richards will discuss Payne Ratner's Republican bid for governor in Lawrence. The meeting at the courthouse starts at 8 o clock Thursday evening with local supporters attending.
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C. A. Richards
First Christian Church
Lawrence
Seneca
Payne Ratner
Court House
Mr. Richards
Aviator Davis E. Smith Missing After Dawn Flight
A Detroit flyer Davis E. Smith, missing since leaving Wayne county airport on June 29 in a rebuilt mono plane, hoped to attempt a transatlantic hop. His sister said the craft carried 378 gallons of gasoline and a rubber boat, with a new engine and wing.
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Boston
Davis E. Smith
Detroit
Wayne
Glenn D. Hawes
Malden
Smith
Douglas Corrigan
New York
Dublin
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Ruth Swarthout
Evans Hearth
Alpha Chi Omega
Colon
Ial
Noble P., Sherwood, Jr
Nancy Wilson
Ethel Melone
Lakin
Carroll D. Clark
Evans
C. F. Nelson
W. E. Sandelius
Worthy Horr
Fred Ellsworth
Marvin LeSner
Domenica Gagliardo
L. E. Rice
R. A. DeWatteville
Fredo Barteldes
Victory Hills
Midland Grange
Burnette
Double Six
Harry L. Murphy
Myrtle Kampschroeder
Merkel
Anon
Kanwaka Literary Club
Edward Shaw
A. B. Mitchell
First Baptist Church
H. L. Bishop
Lake Lotawanna
B. E. Bishop
George Stauffer, Jr
Bobby
Shirley Jean
Elmer Schiller
Arnett
Walter Arnett
Earl Falkenstien
Sterling Family Group
Hixon
M. W. Sterling
Louisiana Street
Robert Sterling
Barranca Bermeja
Colombia
South America
Lorraine Polson
Phyllis Sterling
Palo Alto
Calif
Louise Polson
Robert Polson
Allen Sterling
Ida Jean Polson
Barbara Gruber
Scott Sterling
Rochester
N. Y
Eugenie Polson
Professor Sterling
Charles M. Gruber
Clifford A. Altman
Berkeley
Allen, Jr
Ellen
Ann
O’bryon
Florence
Ecke
J. W. O’bryon
John L. Kilworth
S. W. Atkinson
Stanton Kreider
Carlsbad
N. M
Lloyd Houston
Memorial Hospital
Frank Koch
Pends Teter
Marguerite Och
K. U. Business School
Texas
Livingston
Oklahoma
Modernette
Paris Fashion
Patricia Pat
Weyenberg and Racine
Oxfords
Mass. ST
American Kennel Club
Goodall Company
Makers
Palm Beach
Lindley
Kansas Cleaners
E. 8Th St
Frances Denney
Terested
Bacilla
Caer
Vanity
W. Vth
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